The New York Herald Newspaper, January 3, 1870, Page 2

2 __BOaR! ee AND LODGERS WANTED. _ Fe oe eee oome: ow rt wt ‘3 trode oman oy Seo UD, par day 71 Oi BO to $8 pet GANT APARTMENTS AT WORTH House, 901 Fifthavenae, ‘Private table and attendance. 1 COLLEGE PLACE, CORNER OF BARCLAY sirect.—Purnished Rooms to let, to gentlemen; terms 2 50 to $3 50 per week. Toquire on second floor. WEST WASHINGTON PLACK.—A NICELY FUR- 3. pished Hall Roow to let, with Board, for a single geatle- TH AVENUK, OPPOSITE | BREVOORT HOUSE.— Handaomely firnished Suits of Rooms, with Board (pri- vate table if desired), in the first class house 16 Fifth aveque. References exchanged. 5) LEROY STREET. ONE OR TWO PLEASANT ROOMS, § nicely furnished, to Jet, wit with Board; cleanliness and ex- ore fame moderate. Cali and examine, $5 & TO g _ ditty 3 vo. BOOMs Wi bodied fh pg A $3 qualy as a tow: ro at rise Franklin ‘streak 6 West FOURTEENTH 8TREET.—HANDSOMELY furnished Rooina for wingle gentlemen, in the mmediate went of Delmonic 's, Best referenge given and required. Gite List WERE. SEs eg and sag ROOMS, Uiih sxcellan' Board, fi for ea and single persons, leeoker street, alx bleoks west of f Broadway. 0 10 PER pete GENTLEMAN AND WIFE Fp few singe can obtain Board, with it Rooms, at re ‘Mark's place, near Cooper Inati- decommodated lhe UNIVERSITY PEACE, CORNER OF CLINTON Hi Rooms to let, with rd, WEST TWENTIETH STREET.—THE FIRST Cbd 15 and Part of Third to let, with Board, to genteel vate foray. Terms oan accommodation Satisfastory. Far. niture entirely new. 5 17 AND 19 WEST TORRES SUXtE, STREET, frre. site St. James Hotel. —1 suite for famill second floor; Hall ms on third floor, with or wi: out j Pefereuces, on ind door with dratolae NICELY FURNISHED Room on third floor, with to tleman 29 = IRVING PLACE, NEAR UNION S8QUARE.— Rooms on first or second floor, well furnished, en Sad table Arn class, with Board; private table if desired. ~—BOARD AND 1) AND LODGING WANTED. ED-BY A LADY, A sue WELL FUR. ayreD BF. A GRITLIEAR, py Boaap LN £ dress bor 147 Herald fice, HOTELS. A. “PARK AVENUE HOTEL, PARK AVENUE, FORTY. first and Forty-second atrests,—All seek Scoomnme- dations are nested "to call end eeammine Rooms pri House Orst clase. ‘A: HOBINGON, Proprietor ACLEDE HOTEL, © CLE! TEL, aos, oa ass Pay SORNER OF Wayne ne Gutoaao rand Ue teva ib class botel tn Chicago, enna TY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. East Side. MADISON AXERUR FOUR ore SERGORTEY igh stoop Dwelling f fininhed Fevyroens for media petunia ‘SON, 11 Pine stret, sale reasonably ; 1 AL A EUEE, LOTS NORTH SIDE 12D STREET, DE. aa pein, eye artes ua nt Aa aga Site Binty-tousts mirerks MD teat’ feat weat of Rinth avenue, no Feige To re rs a iat ee: Ney Warren street, c. Ferme N OR SALE—THE PLOT OF LOTS, i) FEET SQUARE, situated on northeast ana venue and nd Fifty ith iret ft daatrable alte te tor a shure on ARDLY *2 sca ‘80 Nassau, street (rom 1H woDA. MM. aaa nd et dad ATE FOR SAL. LL WANTING FARNS, GOOD SOI MILD CLIMATE ‘And healthy, thirty-four miles so Philadel Price $25 perscrs. The place ls growing shore rapidly Cass oat any other plage, in Thousands are adres CHARLES K- LANDIS, Vineland, Ned BEAUTIFUL, FARM IN ONEIDA COUNTY, 13 ‘and Tools; yey born anrehen sehooly at ee ete od, rsehooln, & 83,300, FITZSI eatee REAMERY FOR SALE—LOCATED IN THE HEART of Orange county, New York, near milk station on rail- road; the above property, is fully provided with all xtures for a first class creamery; it is every way worthy the attention of parties wishing toe intheanilk, cream or cheese business, or all combined. Address W. H. MEAD, ‘Middletown, Orange county, N. Y. 23». STREET, 118—NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY furnished Rooms, with excellent Board, for gentieman and his wife or single gentlemen; terms moderate. 2. WEST TWENTY-8ECOND STREET.—TWO HAND- somely furnished Parlors on the first floor and two on the second, to let to sh ith tients or eterna 2G Bast THIRTY.SRVENTH STREET, NEAR MADI- son avenue,—A gentleman and wife home, with every comfort, will find a story south Room; also a ball Kedroom for single gentle- man, Beat references given and required. 228 WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN Seventh and Bighth avenues. —Board in a quiet, vate family; a nice, comfortable, furnished Room or Fioor for gentleman ad wite; full Koard for the lady, B10 15 per week. Bath, gas eater 3 West TWENTY SECOND graeer land Home.” —Two elegant o floor, and two Hall R 33 STOYVESANT STREET, NEAR COOPER INSTI. e tute.—One or two Parlors’ on the secoud floor to reat, to @ gentleman or gentieman and wile desiring elegant ap- polntments; private table if desired. 5 EAST, NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY 20) ‘and University place.—Gne splendid, well furnished fropt Room, with frat cines table and attendance; references Rooms, 37 BLEECKER STREET.—A FEW GENTLEMEN WIL- © fling to room togethdr will tind a pleasant home, with Board, gas, bath, ‘4c. Reference quired. — WEST WASHINGTON SQUARE, SECOND BROWN stone house from Fourth street.—Handsomely fur- ished Suit of Kooms to let, with frat class Board, with a private family, Reference require ee ACRES, emrigg 20 ; ABE. $3, 600 ; B neree BAO Al near Port Jervis. ‘nerms eas caer Hi inBROOK, N.Y. AVING A BEAUTIFUL AND FERTILE PLANTA- tion (comprising 7,000 sores of land), on one of the healthiest and most desirably located talands on the Georsla ast, viz., Sapelo island, with new modern House, the undersigned desires to Take. arranyenrente with ba gentleman to plant ct occupy ® portion of the premises. Ad Captain JAMES THOMPSON, care of F. M. Myrell & Savannah, Ga. = ———} REAL ESTATE TO. EXCHANGE. JPXCHANGE OR FOR SALE FOR NEAR BY REAL 4 estate-The » Fixtures and Good Will (with or without $5,000 worth of stock) of a Gent's Furnishing Store; ; years established and doing @ large busiuess. oW NER, box 200 Herald ofc: = Sno _ DENTISTRY \EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN—1S YEARS; benumbing application: gas adm{nistered. Beautiful Li net BD; bought; plumpers for, thin TILLERS, 1 Grand street, neer Broadway t ___ASTROLOGY. A MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR 4 nforant. Viale her for overything- , business, theft, mbers, ADAME HOPE BY PALMISTRY TELLS ALL AF- Oca of life. 93 East Eighty-third street, Ladies $1; gen! ADAME LE COMTE, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS Trauce Medium. Information positive. French and i oken. 109 West Fifteenth street, Sixth avenue, 39 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.FLEGANTLY furnished Rooms, with Board; private table if desired. 41 EAST NINTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. — ‘Well furnished Roomu connecting to rent, with Board, sh private tabie, 4 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH floor front Suits, with Board; southern exposure, Also small Room on second floor; hut abd cold water; house odern, Reference. WEST ELEVENTH STREET.—FURNISHED ROONS, ret 48 oH Board, from $1uto @25 per week; without Board, 5] WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN Fifth and Sixth avenues.—A small private family will let, with soard, @ nicely furnished Sitting Room and Bed- room adjoining} southern exposure; also a hall Room. De- sirable parties ‘will find «comfortable home ate moderate price. 5 he on PLA! e th street, 3, ONE DOOR ABOVE SKVEN- gant suit of Rooms to let, with eferences required, ox whut private tal WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET.—aA LARGE 5B. Hoom and el Room to rent, with Boar j house first class. Refersto HATCH & VAN (W'RIKER, 1,272 Broadway. 60 IRVING PLACE.—ROOMS TO LET, HANDSOME- ) iy furnished, in a private Aimerican family, with or 63. CLINTON PLACE, ADJOINING “BREVOORT House —Handsomely furnished Rooms, with or with- out Board, or for light housekeep 91 CLINTON PLACE, NKAR FIFTH AVENUE.—A handsomely. furnished front Room on drat oor, and ‘Bedroom, party of Of single gentiemen with good Board, for gentleman and wile or Fences, 104. EAST, rirreenrt STREET, NEAR FOURTH ‘avenue.—A few young ladies can be furnished with Board. 107 EAst_,BIGHTH STREET, St. | MARK'S place.—Newly large furnished ‘Rooms suitable for gentleman and wile or two gentlemen, 109 WESt,TWENTYNINTH STREET, FO west of Sixth avenue.—A handsom Bult of Rooms, with tirst class Board; private table if de- sired, to a party of adults. 113 WEST, TWENTY THIRD STREET, NEAR SIXTH svenue-—Sult of Rooms; also aaquare Room, with ‘rst class Board; furuiture new ; terms ,moderate; reference ME. BAMOND CAN BE CONSULTED DAILY ON Pasta present and future, Ladies, &) cents; gents, 81. Show likeness of 299 future wife or hushand. judsoa street, Near Spring. ihe aD MEDICAL, ak ed LL “PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY without mercury; manbood restored ; office very private, Dr, HARRISON, 177 Bleacker street. LL PRIVATE DISEASES, TREATED | SCIENTIFL ‘as in European hospitals, without mercury. DrPRANKLIN Uinte of Prussia), 150 Bleecker sireet. GREAT _AND SURE aaah no RB MA! eee) ladies.—The Portuguese F mediate relief, being actos rl A lady writes inconvenient e magic. rice AU oflice ‘iiberty ‘street, or eth by mai GREAT BENEFACTOR TO LADIES.—DR. EVANS, AS $4 Chatham street; is, oowerful medicines, eae and iain, $5; also gentlemen treated; private discs manh “Consultation, ‘all hours, CERTAIN CURE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE.—BY Dr. EVANS, #4 Chatham street ; with or witbout medicine ; his powerful, safe monthiy pills andscompound ; price Cirewlars first post. 08 per A™% wees cured; PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY BY Dr. EVANS, 4 Chatham street, without mercury ; by Dr. Evans’ magical Invigorator lost ‘manhood {a restored fifteen minutes; price $6. Ciroular forwarded free. LADIES’ PHYSICIAN.—DR. H. D. cask PRO- fessor of Midwitary, over 20 sicceusful practice In this city, guarantecs cortain relicf to ladies, with or with- out medicine, at one interview. Untortunates,,please cal Rellef eortnin, Residence 120 ‘Twenty-sixth street, nea Sixth avenue, Elegant rooms for ladies requiring nursing. “MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 120 A. West twenty-atnth stresl, guarantees fellef toall female nts, Pleasant roome for nursing. A MME. VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID- .» wife, cures at one interview. Elegant rooms for aure- ing” arse 'Mark's piace, CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED, sane WITH STELI ee or without medicine, by Madame I of Midwifery ; over 20 years’ practice. Her inf Female Pills, ‘No. 1, price $1, or No. 9, special! married ladies, price 85, which can never fail, healthy. Sold only at_her office, No. | East ny. second street, Orst door from Fifth aveaue, ao inte, 153 Grecowich street, or seat by mail, Caution.—All otbers’ are counterfelt. required. nT WAVERLEY | PLACE.—WITR OR WITHOUT Board, necond story front Room, with Hall Room ‘connecting, or will let separately; also other Koome; famliy small, Terms very moverate, WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH avenus.—A lady desiring good Board, a pleasant and jo and during expected confinement WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET. aT, With frat lass Board, private tabie if desired, od 128 elegantly furnished Floor; private bath and el 132 WEST FORTY-FIRST. STREET.— PLEASANTLY furnished Rooms, with Board, for families or single gentlemen, ai moderate prices. 134 *. T THIRTEENTH STREET.—A WELL PUR- eS onished back Parlor to rent, with Board; location desirable and good ni jelther to single gentiemen or married couple, WEsT ‘ORTY.THIRD STREET, Broadway. frst class Board, | jd gentlemen. Refereic BETWEEN Handsomely brown stone house, -oquired, ) EAST TWENTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR GRAM- ercy Park.—A iarge, pleasant furnished Room, with room adjoining, with Drat class Board; all convenience ; bi Feferences exchanges, 164. bax STREET.—A NICFLY FURNISHED OE hail Koom, in 2 aroall, respectable family; $2 50 per wook; bath and gas. 17 MACDOUGAL STRE! place and Eighth street. die for married oF single pertons: he Tavle boarders accomuodated 90 BAST BROADWAY. —A FEW GENTLE: CAN ted with excellent Board and 5 20 id Ko Eo ; location good; terms low. D254. Bast THIRTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN SE oO ond and Third avonues.—To let, one large fr Room, on second floor, fu dor unfurni! without Hoard. 31 or without Board; very iow rents. Very comfortable oF single geutiemenu at #3 and upwards. 3.4.9 BAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, NEAR LIVING. ° sion place.” Rooms to tet, with dr_ without Board terms “very moderate lor the winter ; location ver! 454. FOURTH AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTIETH and Tbiriy-irst strects.To let, {urolshed front Boom and Bedroom (with stove’ in private family, for gen- Hemen only. Terms xi per week. FAMILY HAVING TWO PLEASANT HALL ROOMS would like te rent thera to gentiemen, with good tavie, at moderate terms. Kelereaces. 216 Weat Fifseenth street. OARD.—A SUIT OF ROOMS, FURNISHE housekeeping, or with Board for lady. Apply Bond streat, corner of Fulton avenue, Brovklyn. BETWEEN WAVERLEY with Board, FAST FOURTEENTH STREET.—FURN ISHED Suits of front Rooms, with every convenionce, with Ooms ror No. OOD BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS IN A PRI- man and wife or & few single gentlemen ; terms very moderate; location quiet, leasant and convenient. Apply at 45 Jane street, between Hiudson street and Eiguth avenues, eI ‘with or —LADIES IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED IMMEDIATE until irene eiteet. oured.) Dr. ASCHER, ns atreet BOIS (25 ried indies, with male restorative €5. Patients from a distance provi Board, nursing, &c. Eleotricity scientifically applied. No. 164 Kat "Twenty-aighth street, near Third aven NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1870. THE | EVENING. ‘TELEGRAM, (eoerasa MONTE & ORISTO. OREAT FRENCH FEUILLBTON IN FHE EVENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JA JANUARY 8 1870. qu MONTE CRISTO. GREAT FRENCH | FEUILLETON IN “jue EVENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JANURY 8, 1870 (oust MONTB CBISTO. @REatT FRENCH | FBUILLSTON IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JANUARY 8, iste qu MONTE CRISTO. GREAT FRENCH FEUILLSTON IN THR EVENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JANUABY 8, téTo. (pouwenes MONTE CRISTO. GREAT ¥RENCH FRUILLETON IN_THa BVENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JANUARY 38, 1670. ( © habe oad MONTE ORISTO. GREAT FRENCH FEUILLETON IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JANUARY 8 167 Coase MONTE ORIatO. GREAT FRENOI | FEUILLETON IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JAN Qo MONTE CRISTO. GREAT FRENCH IN THE FEUILLETON EVENING TELEGRAM, TO-D, JANUA C UNTESS MONTE “CRISTO. GReaT FRENCH iH ~FEUILLETON “IN TH THE 3,_1870, EVENING TELEGRAM, (Qourtaes MONTE O! GREAT FRENCH IN THE ‘TO-DAY, JANUARY 3, 1870. EVILLETON EVENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JAI JANUARY 3, 1870. ' 8 ainnieaed MONTE oRISTO. GREaT FRENOH INT FEUILLETON EVENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JANUARY 8 1610, UNTESS MONTR CRISTO. GREAT FRENCH FEU{LLBTON __TO-DAY, JANUARY 3, 1870, OUNTE: s3 MONTE CRISTO. GREAT IN THE FRENCH | (CH FEUILLETON EVENING T ) TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JANUARY 3, 1870 OUNTESS MONTE CRISTO. GREAT FRENCH IN THE EVENIN TO-DA JANUARY \OUNTESS MONTE ORISTO. GREAT FBENCH FEUILLETON IN THE FEUILUETON G TELKGRAM, 3, 1870. BRENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JA JANUARY Y jesgerne MONTE onisto. Geeat FRENOG FEUILLETON IN THE 8, 1870, EVENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JANUARY 8 1870. Coe MONTE CRISTO. QREaT FRENCH 1 FEUILLETON IN THI THE EVENING TEL TELEGRAM, rr MONTE E cRISTO. @REAT FRENCH | FEUILLSTORN I EVENING TE TO-DAY, JANUA ELEGRAM, nt COR TESS MONTB ORIsTO. GREAT FeENCH FBUILLETOR IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. TO-DAY, JANUARY 3, 180, UNG MAN | WISHES A SITUATION cr} ‘NousT! MONTE ORISTO. coachman ; willing and obliging; careful driver C — reference. Ca/l on or address KO. er, baeroesa stor i GREAT FRENCH FEUILLETON Gta nv., 01 ‘6th at. A GERMAN MARRIED MAN WANTS A SITUATION as first class gardi fn all tts brauches; can aa, give re. commendations as to ability aad honesty. FP. EDEN, box 118 Herald office, IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JANUARY m5 1878. A Fu FIRST CLASS COACHMAN OAN BE HAD FOR Low e an milk; willing to do an; rere tore ‘beat Herald office. city re arenes. Adress COACHMAN, box YOUNG MAN, LATELY ARRIVED FROM ENG- land, desires @ situation as groom; has ha’ four years’ experience. Address R. GRAHAM, 241’ West 18th SITUATION WANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE MAN, conchnian and groom: has the best referanoss. | Cad be seen at Theodore K. Baldwin's, Broadway aud luyh al. COACHUMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MAN OF long, experience: thoroughly understands his busi- ness; is willing to make himself useful. Best clty reference, Address COACHIMAN, box 229 Herald office. NOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED BY ONE WHO thoroughly understands his busi bas four years’ om 'xat place. Address WM. KAVANAGH, 26th at, JOACHMAN ®AND GARDENER'S SITUAUTION wanted--By an American man; single; understands of horses and plain gardentug; good reference, F. 5., box 169 Herald office. NOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MAN WHO J perfectly understands his business in all respects and can produce the very best city reference; for many years in this city ; no o! oe tothe country. Call on or address B. B., No. 9 Eaat 36th at, (oxcnwanss SITUATION—BY A PROTESTANT MAN, in town or country; will make himself generally useful; ood referet Address J. jerald oft ¢ from last employers. » box 201 wD iately stands the care ly; the wife to do general housework tf required ; both will found wil- ling and obliging. Can be beard of ‘for two days. Address Bi, box 44 Herald otice, TANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN; THO. roughly understands the care of horses and carring ta & good city driver; beat city references, Call in the private stab es 188 Last ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE MAN as coachman ; thoroughly understands bis business; no objection to country; willing to make, himsel( useful; best city reference. Address M. L.., box 184 Herald oflee. TRYING PLACE. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS on second Soor, to p party of geatiemen, separately or to- fothor; frat class Loard; terms $10 per week each, with (re ae references exchanged. Address J. M. WEST, oitce. BOARD. “AND _ LODGL _WANTED. ORNTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE A NEATLY furnished Room, fire and gas, with Hoard for lady, and breakfast only for gentleman. Address, stating terms, J. K., Herald office. MARKIED COUPLE WISH BOARD IN NEW York or oF Brooklya private family, with a large, heated; hot and cold water ith full particulars, ROBERT A furnace jaNtED- BYA PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN, A SITU- ation as coachman and groom; will be found willin; and obiiging; good city references. Address W., Her: ol ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY ONE who thoroughly understands his business; has the best reference a8 to honcaty and sobriety. Call or address J., 67 Weat W8th at., for two days, WASEDA SITUATION ‘AS COACHMAN, BY A MAN dona Re, horouahly underatands ‘ie business pate lotails; be-t referenous in . Appl; H » ML aa Weet eb ae eapects. Apply until LUJg A. Bl, Wanten— k SITUATION, BY A SINGLE PROTES. tant man, as coachman; thoroughly understands his bees an reference irom ‘last employer. Can be seon Winer iawn ‘A. WIDOW LADY, A NICELY FUR. ished Root, with Board, tre and ens, between Fourth ‘streets, Third and Ninth avenues; private fam- ill pay $12 to @14 por week. | Address Mre. Wise AND BOA ae WEST SIDE, BELOW fora S gee Joeman ; must be mod- "A hb, Horaid olloe. Wire — A “SITUATION AS FIRST CLASS COACH- ‘mand and groom, by « married Scotchman; can give the doit city referenves, ‘Address COACHMAN, 1d Washington aquare, WAXTED-A SITUATION A8 COACHMAN, BY A 80- Anoka te pp cress the Lees city reference; bas wi MJ famHies ars, address T, 468 Oth av, room NO. Call OR OF : \OUNTESS MONTE CRISTO. GREAT FRENOH FEUILLETON IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, January Qouxtass MONTE CRISTO. GREAT FRENCH FEUILLETON IN TAK EVENING TELEG TODAY, JANUARY (Hounress monte Snisto. GREAT FRENCH IN THR 8, 1810. RAM, 3, 1870. FEUILLETON EVENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JANUARY 8, 1870. (ountass MONTE CRISTO. GREAT FRENCH IN THB EVENING TELEG! TO-DAY, JANUARY (Oi ns MONTE ORIBTO, GREAT FRENCH IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM be! 1870. TO-DAY, 1 OL ae a MONTE “CRISTO. JANUARY GREAT FRENCH FRUILLETON IN THE FRUILLETON RAM, 3, 1870. FEUILLETON EVENING } TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JANUARY (oonnass MONTE CRISTO. GREAT FRENCH FEUILLETON IN THE 31870. EVENING TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JANUARY (Ob hala MONTE CRISTO. GREAT FRENCA FEUILLETON IN THE 3, 1670, EVENING ) TELEGRAM, TO-DAY, JANUARY VOONTESS auaee CRISTO, T FRENCH ee LEON ENBNING TELRG TO-DAY, JANUARXK 8, 1870, tere, “AMUSEMENTS. Bis VAIN New Fre im ier of COBBLER AND TaILOR. Great New and Appoint- ‘oop's beat tr? AND 1 ABD MEX ASEEM DWA' RTIETH STRERT. snOA PFT PEAY APT AT 3 EVERY Day, ft J ar, —— be seon for Wines a Name. ‘0 Wihout . Cents, ‘esnn0t. be A Traditional, by be) jame. | world. RNARD and (ORTON, UHABLES, WAND M rire CORON ES, eveW AND EXTRAORDINARY Brescts, Vie it rs “Tt "ew all Day. rs az3 ee THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE PRESENT @EASON. STANDING bain te 8 after olovk. gt Look GUE FOR LOOK OUT FOR The Fiyi Wave produced "Fi The Goattare, | with The Grand Musoum, | effects. All orig- ‘Tee Sarage Lions. |" tgal Music. Therwo Rlathests,| _ Scouse and cones an ‘amuseme The Fanny Mont | over fitects. | ° the: world, 5m, AVENUE THRATRE—TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, joor from Broadway.—Sole Leusee and Mauager, hudusrin’ DALY, Bexina every evening at 8 |ONDAY, JAN. & 147 het arin week, 7c? f meric on A ng gad grey evening during wesk, oust, Wosnestay for the fen, time in thirteen y Susanna Ganttire Facteat comedy of past century manners (originally produced at Drury Lane theatre tp 170), entitled ig mrbieh ti to. be giv and eves vena: Mea @ iar. P OnOROE H HOLLAND as Whisper iF Somlouss ETHEL FANNY DA‘ VENPORT Tae Miranda; ¥ Ly 5 WADNESDAT ath ae 3 event teats Mr. E. DAVEN: T, and inst time of A NEW WAY TO Pat OhD Dents OANUARY 12 wil be, produced for the first time in New ial American eomedy, in five by Miss Sutve LOO illustrative of local babi entitled SURF; OB, 8u awe SCENES AT LONG Bi Aoi The ploce a prey mounted in the cheat viiaracie, ent ional ‘seanery. by Moasrs ROBERTS and from views taken du the spot, and will be given ea with a powerful sonata cast The NOVELTY which willbe put in handaat once te follow Miss Logan's comedy will be a work of POWERFUL HU- MANCINTEREST: by Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY, based on the Felguing sensation tu Parisian, dramatic circles and entitled rPAMMANY. ¥. A. 00. THIS MONDAY, sang AY 160, ANNIVERSARY WEEK. EAT PROGRAMME. ‘The thoroughly successful BAD Lc OKEY. 1 BAD DICKEY. NG JO HITS at OEE ALL THe SANDAL IND oLLiEs OF THE roe CONTINUED 1 ROAR OF MIRTH. AT BUBLI UE COMPANY. Miss FANNY HERRING: Mt ROS MASSEY, ‘M138 ALICE HARRISO) MIRS BESSTE LUDLOW, Mise Lizaikt K: MISS MAGUIE DESMOND, MISS ANNI SORRFORTH, Miss LILLIE WHI’ ‘ahd Bat nee IBINSON, Mr. A. H. SuELDON Mr & VaR Me r AOU ier BIEWAUE. ys, Dances sod Esirav PARKER as the CARDIFF GIANT. ‘The colebrated ALLEN, PETTENGIL(, D DELEDANTY.AND BENGLER NSTRELS introduced into zaps ata The performance with the first time of THE RIGHWATMAN'S HOLIDAY. Mise ROSE MASSEY is ANNIE CORNFORTH, N, Mr. VERNEY and Mr. STEWART. advertisement. ,' werture at hal sevento-night. Gala an- aires var orROL TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. RTREN' of Music. EAR. New Sony noes. First appearance of te ‘tratautive, comedian, AC, ty Pm UT MAG, aie HE Wisse SSENOE ND iene MONKEY. a. Ww. ‘ut eee eehers fe Bye an ee mig Re NG FON The i MATINEE, Dempster, yer, Rockefeller, DAVE ain ‘ait DAN BRANT SiN IN THE BRYANT" He ves ess pan prrect Lie et Mac ada BH00, FEY, 00, FLY. sAciccloa’ 60 ota; orciestre thatrs, 16 cs. ‘Sonte sbonred. re es 28 1869-70. SECOND eet NEW YORK AND BROOKLIN CONSERVATORY OF Nos. 128, 130 and 183 C Cede nelhyae dt State, Brooklyn, TUESDAY nitbe ltt i Jam ee a8 stclock, Proceeds of sale of Wate wi nated to INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL As SCLATION AND HOME R DESTITUTE CHILDREN, 21Q1 618: ald $4555 fail to visit this marvellous anc wonderful colle S184 tion, Females only in, attendance, ain Open from 8 A. M. till? P. M. BW YORK FITILHARMONIC SOCIETY. ‘Sevond Concert ert Saturday Evening, Jan. 8 General Reboarsal Frida 7, Jan. 7, at ag FM. ACADEMY: OF MUSIC. ORCHESTRA 10. RR CARL BERGMANN, CONDUCTOR, Herr our BULL, honorary member, the world renowned Violinist, bas genorously offered to make his frst appear- ance this season in America at the next Rehearsal and Con- B. MILLS, honorary member, the distinguished laa bas with like liberality consented to assist on these uence of Herr Ole Bull's speedy departure for Calltornis Mise KELLOGG has Kindly promised to favor the society at a cert. sigs! R. OGDEN DOREMUS, M. D., President. D. SoHAAD, Secretary. A COTERIE oF pa! W YORK LADIES NEW TORE ANATOMICAL "MUSEUM. “Know Toye” Life Within Life. Tooond Aunval Grand Masquerade Batt, Academy of Mu ‘Thursday evening, January 13, 1 Subscription tick now be obtained at the offices of the priacipal hotels throughout the city. oT. 7. JONES, President. ree Pa J. HUNTOON, Vice President, 'B., Be R. H. Roone cretary, Gzonor W. pinriay “Sm, Treasurer. 7. BRENNAN COTERIE. . SRSLETE. ae ¥ OF MUSIC, BALL, Wednesday evening, Sanuary 12,870 Wm. J. A. MoGnatit, Sec'y, "JOS. OWLING, Pres't, HE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, No. 8% Fitth avenue, corner of Fourteenth street, aad NO. 80 BROADWAY, NEW YOR: Nos. 128, 130 and 132 Court atrect, near State, Brooklyn. THE FIRST MUSICAL INSTITUTE IN AMERICA. INSTRUCTION DAILY, from 9 A.M. to9P. M. in all branches of Vocal and instrumental Music and the ‘Modern Umifis CONSERVATORY, establtahed upon \dentical prinel- plevand ranking with the first of ite kind in Europe, pos- setses the combination of advantages necessary for a rapid Boquiaition of that superior musical education for which its sister insti rod are 80 justly c rated, tng together the ablest instruetors of Europe ai and concentrating their eel and skill at ‘one fount aie bead a Musical University bas been formed, furnishing simi- Jar facilities tor the study of musio, at @ price within the reach ot all, as universities aford forthe attainment of the bighest dard of knowledge in the various branches of learaing and science. TERMS-—REGULAR CLASSES, B10 per quarter. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, per quarter. TO AVOID CONFUSION in appointiny HOURS of etait applications for RECEIVED ONLY atthe General Conservatory O! ROADWAY, near Twolfth pny few York. Ne: i coeRr StRELT, near Stato, Brooklyn, CrgRaeEs, DESIROUS TO BE ENGAGED AT THE Francais, West Fourteenth strect, to sing in Franch opera, are requeated to call at te ollce from 10 10 12, ally from to-day unui Thursday. 3.@ By bring: the DAYS and mission will be FIRST CLASS TENOR AND BASS WANTED! an Episcopal oir. Address, stating terms, dc., PRECENTOR, Hereivotice, 4 ae is EW PIANO BOOK, ENTITLED “PIANOFORTE Gems.” A rare collection of piano mutlo, comprialog Popular Quadrilies, Gallops, Waltzes, Redowas, four-hand p! The eleetcar are til ts the populat vein and will be found very interesting.” -New York Herald. Price yz 60, Sold by all dealers, we Spiro ON “& 00. Publishers, 711 Brondway. DANCING / ACADEMIES. Bross DANCING ACADEMIES, 361 BROOME ST. D 188 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET. Ali the fashionable Dances ta oe of lessons, LADIES, Tuesdays and Fridays, 3) P. GENTLEMEN, Siecle laf era fe ae. M. CHILDREN, Wednesda; P.M. TWENTLTWAED STABLE: Moudars cad Touredene ene AMUSEMENTS. rar and Rixth avenue. BS Y, TU! yANDs RANBMATUMDAY BVENINGS, 1 ice ait ues Drama of GUY MANNERING. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS EDWIN BOOTH, aHoRe ith Me, D. ww eee aie HAMILTON: Witham & Russel! Smith om DaUkL -Dunne and Assistaat (LET MATINE! ON SATURDAY, JAN JANUARY ake 2 in advanoo as the Bor Office of the 9 Music Store of 7. LESTER WALLACK ce to commence at 8 Ia consequence of the vary orowded state of the house on each 2 GENTHAL PARK, WILD Oats, = end ERNESTINE, ft fe respeott the Mitttary Drama of OURS pcan ee famine, there Me Laster Wallac ohn lite “ater a, Of Fisher, My. 5% a. Mr. Fa & ile. wie Tom By veMiNg na Ae. Ee, Holland, Me, J. W Fernand, Mr, raat, Me, stil ode, Mr. TIM vip OATS, Ab lee ae Germone Mis. Fowles Dap Carton ‘Lesh snd Rowe, TUESDAY (sixth time) ERNESTINE and TRYING IT WEDNESDAY (fourth time)—CENTRAL PARK. ‘THURSDAY (sixteenth time)—SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. FRIDAY (6fth tirse)_-WILD. 0, OATS. SATURDAY (fifth time) —' CENTRAL PARK. Pa SCHOOL, and Lost J AT SEA tn active propara- 514 RATE ORS nas EAR, ION UPON ATTRACTION. BUTLER. 1870, ATTRA 5 ALL TH! STARS | OF THE WORLD. A concentrated epitome POPULAI asa eNe OF THE AGE. IT, TO-NIGHT, oceans TROUPE. CLUDOCHE TROUPE. CLOD ye ee THE SILVER KNIG! in hich a ihe venutifal Ballet with pose Galifornian aan, paeuany, N.Y. THIS MONDAY, JANUARY. & ANNIVERSARY WEEK OF TAMMANY. ANNIVERSARY Werk OF TAMMANY. MARVELLOUS: aoe IMMENSE TROOKAMME, TRIPLE COMPANY, In addition to ALL THE RS and the varied attrac. tion for all the minor theatres of Tammany, an enuagewent bas been effected AT TERMS pet GREATEST, w ALLEN, PSITENGILL, DELEHANTY AND HENGLER'S MINSTRELS. | The famous Fauoniee comedian, JOHNNY ALLEN, The favorita sosenttie somnedion, HARLEY PETTENGILL. The widely oot celebrated soug and dance comedinas, DELEHANTY AND HENGLER. ‘The popular Etbioy an The renowned ALLEN, Ghul DELENANTY AND MOLER, XTEITE, Ni. GUSTAVE BIDEAUX, Mr. WALTER MURRAY." Mr. ALFRUD LESLIE, Mr. JAMES GURN! Mr, WILLIAM MASON. star CHARLES. ‘KEARN The very celebrated A ALLEN, PRITENGILL, DELEAANTY (EN BRASS BAND AND ORCHESTRA. Me CHARLES ERNSTEIN. mee pane ok ae Se eae ARNOT, Mr. LOUIS YG ORCHESTRA, ‘1 a JOSuPH ARNOLD, Go rep mel jut juct into the ve r Burlesque, ng aD DIGkEY the following Gems of Mictrelay: verture—“ Africaines, ALLEN, -saliamesos yon ie ea AND HENGLER'S “Pind fe in amy Qui “Have You Seei ip Louies ™ “Zouave Guise ta infroducing @ RIEVE Arcee x And after the HE a a BLOOMERS, peerless DELEHANTY ane on ‘and con- Ciaee with the Ethiopian creer Pr fhe CHARLEY PECTENGILE, FRANK AB! ;. Riri i EK MEANY. TAMM AN’ sie ALL ur HTH SATHES © OPEN. PUNC] cat DY AGAIN. =e 13H CHAMPION. THE ONLY Saar GARDIFY Me FAMILY CIRCLE.. 2% CENTS LY MPIC THEATRE. Hea THIS EVENING OA aN % THIS rope FUN FOR THE MILLION A! ARANCE OF MR, GEO. L. FOX, REAPPEARANCE OF MR. GEO. FOX, REAPPEARANCE OF MR. Geo. » FOX, BEAFFRABANCE. OF MR. FOX, ENOWNED GoM nDIAN. THE REN NOWNED CO! beled who will a this evening in the irresist! aracter of ¥ ERGUSSON TROTTER, PREGUSSON TROTTER, of Plecadill iy, Morton's celebrati Ip four nee tie eo WHITING ON THE WALL. FERGUSSON TROTTER, Esgq., of Picoadl, a 2 Rob Smithers, a wandering minstrel...... hr J.B, Biudhey Harlowe, a young dootor... J. K. Mortimer Sir Philip Bion, of Elton iit Mr, Geo, Beoks Ever ander the assut Tobias, the blind m: Richard Oliver (his rat a Mr. Asa Cushman Margaret Elton Carlotta Smitherini, ire Marie Longmore Miss Florence Noble Varm,@ien, Women, Peasants, & WITT NEW AND” BEAUTIFUL BCENERY AND NOVEL MECHANICAL EFFE INTRODUCING TO THE AUDIEN op EO. L. FOX'S EL rn MODEL FARM. AND SATURDAY aT 2. SECURE YOUR SEATS. SECURE YOUR SEATS. ‘APOLLO HALL. M. BOX SHEBT BOX SHEET | OPEN: . Aroute “HALL. Corner of Twenty-e1; treet and Broadway. THE ORIGINAL CARDIFF GIANT now on exhibition from 8 A, M. to 10 P. M. ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. OOLEY'S OPERA! HOUS! BROOK: ‘ANOTHER PRESENTATION GOLD WATCHES, FOR CHAINS, LEONTINIS, LADIES’ ETS AND JEWELRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, wirraaied friva 1h to Woaraia tne, “ails told ld SE! NES THE ee COOL BURGESS—COOL BURG MASTER GEORGE WARREN— HOOLEY'S MINSTRELS, resentation Matinee, Baturday, at 2% o' MINSTRELS, 585 BROADWAY, the great Pantomime of HASH, AN FRANCIS Don't fai to « JAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 685 BROADWAY, FAT MEN’S BALL every night, Titik FAT NEN are very happy. AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 555 BROADWAY. Great success of the nafasi me of gas FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 585 BROADWAY. The funny Pantomime of HASH. Tho immensely funny FAT MEN'S ‘Bau. QAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, S85 BROADWAY, © secure your tickets for THE FAT MEN'S BALL, _THE JOLLY FAT MEN'S BALL every night, “Amasicus CLUB Annual Ball, Academy of Mu ‘Thuraday, January 6, 1370, Tickets, admilting one gensiecaan i ladies, fre doll Private boxes can be sccured by applying nudge JOM SCOTT, 337 Broadway. Ricssgp B. CONNOLLY Associ. ATION, te nae Comptrolter of the ity of bit York. ADEMY OF Mu: January 18,18 LAWRENCE D. Stinenase Chairman. xf Secretaries, ANTED-SEN YOUNG LADIES OF PREPOSSEAS- o waiton tables. Apply ab lua Bragchy | by ing appearanc Gia and 066 Broadwar. corner of Fourth street. oP. M. ABRETT & PALMER oannot fog ae cS has they wl san a 4" Dickews. Briss ANT'A ic i 4 Je ‘& Paine "ANN Site {chat kg tue aitival io thls counter of THE RECOGNIZED HPRGSHTATIVE actor _ BUBRERAT STAGE, ist "APPR ARANOE IN AMERIC, AT NIBLO'® GARDENS ON MONDAY EVENING, sa8. 10, 1870, Tn the title role in Victor GRAND ROMANTIC PL hige’® RUY ‘Bas, to be one of the moat MAS OF erin WODRRN STAGE, ao ft ‘the Er cibh eiaee eho wil on thie Dy oo 2a oa make aren ‘before an American audience), and @ serene nt viner apore MeFeote ir. Fechter. are specially engoged to mi nnore Mr. eshte Notwithstanding the eaormous cipease attendant upon this engagement —greater than was ever incurred in the presenta- fon aay drametio artist on tho American, stage—the Maa- tfully announce that there will N THE REGULAR PAICES, F of oFel go of 60 cents wil be ice seats beyond the reach of speon- Jats! its rete that *the beet, talerests of the public ie wid fraud and ef do servor tit PinsT SA SALE "OF f SECURED Sats THURSDAY Rouwtng want ARY 6, 1870, atthe Box Office, vib" Garden. IBLO'S_ GARDEN. and Managers... POSITIVELY ci THE GREAT sUcC (which, in etasaauence of the engagem: ent of mY Fechter, must positiv ithdra wa ater Sakuray went) ted be wi DAY EV Aika, JANUA! aie TPL, RGA ghar ali in four uate, from ihe pe not ANDREW, HALLIDAY, Eq. oF a OTE eM i. Larne. BMeLt LITTER LITT sith EWLY, LITTLE EM'LY, EM'LY, HXQUISITE ACTING, who will mal ¥1L which ts acknowle RFEEQTIVA a Bhs with the single exception of the limit stalls, Lowe which an additional eaneere & PALMER ALL en we ( ALL nEW GRAND EFFECTS, aay WONDROUS TABLEAUX, THE Cast ‘Vubsents AN EXCELLENT ARRAY OF DRAMATIC TALE SEW RL ¥. C. BANGS, GEORGE 0. BON- Ieack, FE ‘A. VINC IONE BURKE, RpIrit CHALLIS) KATE NEWTON, CAROLINE CAR: SON, Mra. BRADSHAW and man THE ARK ON THE. BANDS. CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL BY NIG CHRISTMAS OBANT BY THE BOY ghinisrans, Loita Ave THE eee with the intense at VIVID LIGHTNING PEASE. THE SAILING OF | TH iP. TWELVE MAGNIFICENT NEW SCENES, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5, AT 9 O'CLOCK, PRCIAL MATINE LITTLE EM'LY. ON MONDAY, “JANUARY 10, 1870, tho representative actor of the European stage, ‘MR. FECH' itl make his ae) “FInS® APPBARANCE IN AMERICA RUY BL. foe fon i. Fechter's nighte will arden Thursday morning, 9 o'clock. The first sale of an e at Niblo' GARDEN. SPECIAL MATINBE of the beautiful spectacle Prats titled SPECIAL MATIN! wep UNESDAY NEXT, SPECIAL MATINER: WEDNESDAY NEXT, SPECIAL Mir WO_O- pl otro NEXT, RAND OPERA HOUSE, Corner Twenty-third street and Eighth s avenue. AMES FISK, Jr... weit +++++ePROprievor The most attractive holiday entertainment in the city. LAST WEEK DMISSION, 50 CENTS. sp were Last WEEK Last WEEK of the fatale mimic, WILLIAM HORACE LINQA) WILLIAM bse org LiNGARD, « je beautiful you romedienne, Nene Lice DUNNING, LICE, DUNNING, and the celebrated Lyrtc and Dramatic dotiota, Mr. and Mrs. HOWARD PAtiL. se Wy El Ce dy ¢ Popular and Elezant Come TA CAPTAIN OF TAR WATCH. Mik CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH. LINGARD'S SKETCHES. (New Series.) LINGARD'S SKETCHES. ELUTO. (Reconstructed. WEDNESDAY_BENEFIT oF MiSs: ALIOR DUNNING, rei APPEARANCE OF MR. AX iD PAUL. Also, a Now Sketch in ONE Act ma SONE Be with FIVE Characters in FIVE minutes, by Ww. LIN FRIDAY—Farewell Heneit ‘of WM. HORACE LINGARD. A GREAT BILL, SATURDAY M. 2 ‘The Groat Spectacular and L we Drama, entitiod hs WELVE TI! i PTATION: will be produced fe a FEW DAYS ons scale of am P magnificence. Gee OPERA al on: ublic are reapoortliy | faforied that the inimitable WILLIAM HORACE LINGARD, and the beautiful young com comedienne, E DUNNING, appear in their creat speinlen, NIGHT, all malicious and contrary reports notwithstanding. RAND OPERA HOUSE, Corner of Twanty- hid atrent and Eighth a ALICE DUNNING, teful for the many favors she bas ever rec e New York public, ra sett ‘announces that tn eat apart for the evenin WEDNESUAG. SANUARY 6, 1670, en which occasion she will be happy to meet ‘her friends, having provided a most attractive programme for thelr, af er own ESPECIAL BENEFIT. now open. Gees ¢ OF MUSIC, HERRMANN. eee tie ea Fie POSITIV! wigs Monday, 2 Tuowtay, Wednenday Jan 8 UF ad 5, isin Bors on which occasion "Mme. R. HERRMANN PL. SING TWO OPERATIC SELECTIONS, Reserved seais, @1. Sold at Schirmer's, 701 Broadway, and ‘at the Acade: f Music. ADMIBBION 7 76 CENTS; FAMILY CIRCLE 60 CENTS. M™ 8 . FB. CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. (MONDAY ‘Sou Rotana” a t en i called MUCH ADO OF E, to conclude with ata RIED TPES as SHYLOCK, in ABOUT A ence NY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 21 BOWERY ‘3 ANOTHER ENTIRE CHANGE, Firat time, an entirely new Comic Drema, DUTCHMAN IN IRELAND; OR, THE BOYS OF THE GREEN ISLE. First appearance of the Floating Wire Artist, at ALOIS NICHOLLS, and the camplon Fegna Drummer of the World, NELSE SEYMOUR and FRANK KERNB ine new Hibieping Baste tie, eutitled UNCLE BEN'S TOMY PASTOR IN A FEW MORE, NEW SONGS, erything entirely new. petit se EDNESD! ESDAY | AND DS BRTURDAY. uF, ietns street, oppontte Academy of Must ‘teenth street, opposi C1 of fusic. iB. LENT.....- 2 teeeeeseDIBECTOR its WEDNESDAY. AND D SATURDAY. CONTINUED SUCCESS THE CHARMING FAIRY SPECTACLE, ¥ CINDERELLA OR, THE pied GLASS SLIPPER, introducing & marvelously traine TROUPE OF SIXTY TITLE CHILDREN, TROUPE OF SIXTY LITTLE CHILDREN, prone s by the public and the press A_PRODUCTION. OF EXQUISITE BEAUTY. EQUESTIIAN AND ACKOBATIC FEATS OF SURPASSING ents fotroducing the principal artiste of TREO! PARABLE cuRCUS COMPANY. Admission 60c. ; children under ton 2c. To reserved conte ‘Tbe. Bexinn ats. 8 ‘4 MUSEUM oF OF ANATOMY, ois 18 i 618 618 We are fearfully — ow 61s wonderfully made. 81s 618 6 6s The Beauties, Wondors and Monstrositiesot 618 618 the Bvmias aod Auimal Creation to be seen at A one visi A COTERIE OF NEW YORK.—83ECOND ANNUAL Grand Masquerade Ball, Academy of Music, Thursday: evening, January 13, 1870. Subscription tickets cau now be obtained at the ollices o. the principal Pte De elas tue ys JONES, Pres iT HUNTON, | Vive’ President. a La Roaras, Jr., secréeae W. HINKLE, Jr., T RE, THEATRE. ’ FIRST BAL D'OPERA BOUFFE, 0} SANUARY 8, 1370. TICKETS.. 1VE DOLLARS To be procured ut the Fren chy’, 733 Broadway; Schirmer's, 701 Sroadway, and Kullman's, 113 Broadway, and at the pejnolpal ne hotels. hi ALL, ig NO connection whatever with iver i ah eee and is prec onoral tenor to the famoi . BALS D'OPERA, PARIS, which have obtained Sostotet vane ueneue The vames et HDL ABEL, Peand M M, HENRI MASARD, of the Gaed yt House, Paris, of the Jardin Mavilie, are alone enough to give sasurance of the excellence which will attend the Bre aad the i rh ATTRACTIONS ong others the eee LOD SYOUHE TROUPE, in pA tamous oO NEW dri ROUPES OF GROTESQUE DANCERS serves from France by the steamer Si aud Hoed to surpass anything of the kind yal French bait, iy simijar im ite 5 < ENDARMLG, ROBINSON CRUSOK Sh GeNUAN! GRANDE DUCHESS. JAN, Jn new and fancy costumes, will lend this occusion peculiar tote ° GRAND ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY PERFOKMERS, led by ADOLPHE GAFFRE. sur! foot AND WINES BY cele Doors open at ¥. HEATRE FRANCAIS TO LET—FOR OPERATIC AND dramatic performances, coucerte fairs, fectures, alley by the 807i m month. ' Apply tol. GRAU or at Direc Theatre rancais, Wen Fifvegath sirest,